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UMLAUF (Umlauff, Umlauf) Michael (9 VIII 1781, Vienna - 20 VI 1842, Baden, near Vienna) - Aust. violinist, conductor and composer. The son of Ignaz W. Mus. received education in the parental home. After the death of his father, he studied under J. Weigl. He was a violinist in the Vienna Vienna Orchestra. Opera, then assistant bandmaster, in 1810-25 bandmaster of two parishes. opera houses. Since 1825, the 2nd bandmaster in the Cathedral of St. Stefan. In 1840 he was again invited to lead the parish. opera, but soon completely departed from the muses. of life.Contemporaries called W. a gifted conductor and violinist. The U.-conductor was highly appreciated by L. Beethoven. Three times they performed together (opera Fidelio on May 23, 1814, Kernntnertotheater, Vienna; 1st performance of the 9th symphony and Kyrie, Credo, Agnus Dei from the Solemn Mass - May 7 and 23, 1824, ibid.) . In Fidelio, W. corrected the orchestra playing, which was already conducted by an almost deaf composer (at the end of the autograph of the overture, Beethoven noted: “Umlauf shows where the trombone comes in”), in concerts in 1824 Beethoven indicated the pace at the beginning of each part; the orchestra was conducted by U. When describing meetings with Beethoven, L. Spur mentions that U. at the request of the author corrected the manuscript of the score of the 9th symphony. As a composer, W. debuted in 1804 with the ballet Amur Revenge. By talent, W. was significantly inferior to his father.